Go, Carly!

Carly Fiorina takes to Buzzfeed to reach out to America's yutes on the topic of women in the workplace. Amy Miller of Legal Insurrection and Asche Schowe of the Washington Examiner have a problem with this, as does the InstaPundit. From Ms. Miller:

Carly is funny, engaging, and smart—but she used that power for evil. She walked into a young, modern, progressive venue, and threw her own womanhood under the bus in an effort to pander to a base that will never vote for her.

Fiorina has defined herself as a businesswoman, CEO, and force to be reckoned with; she should not have to—and should never (NEVER)—have to play into the hands of liberals who work every day to manufacture divides in our society.

This isn’t effective outreach; it’s Stockholm Syndrome.

Hmm. People won't listen to your solutions if they don't think you "get" the problem. And the divisions Ms. Fiorina exaggerates for comic effect haven't been "manufactured" - they are real.

Presumably Ms. Fiorina's message is yes, there are challenges, but I overcame them and so can you. Without a lot of progressive legislation.

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[Jeff Dobbs]

(new tm thread)

[Extraneus]

How many of these were ISIL-inspired?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Islamist_terrorist_attacks

[jimmyk]

Which anyone paying attention knew at least by 1980.

Yes, but no one in the administration or MSM likes to say it, so here they let their guard down.

[BeenThereDoneThat]

Maybe Boehner, et al, could ramp up their opposition to this administration by publicly shaming Obama's secret racial database.

[BeenThereDoneThat]

Maybe Boehner, et al, could ramp up their opposition to this administration by publicly shaming Obama's secret racial database.

[daddy]

I wonder if the mention of Art Bell is why daddy's post went into the Area 51 zone.

Miss Marple,

I think my post went into the Phantom Zone because I posted this pic of "Sausage" McMuffin, and it even revolted type pad.